PCL Tear/Injury Braces
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Customized ligament protection for your knee. Ideal for athletes who participate in contact sports and want to prevent a knee ligament injury or re-injury. Read More -
Provides active people with protection from ACL, MCL, or PCL injuries. This is one of our supportive knee braces that you can get without a prescription. Read More -
Provides improved support and full protection while playing light contact sports. Read More -
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Custom fit, lightweight titanium brace offers our top ACL protection for non-contact sports and some football positions. Read More
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Protection with the lowest-profile. Read More
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Designed to support a MCL/LCL injury and protect the knee. Read More
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Recover faster with the HyperIce Knee, a knee wrap that cleverly holds the ice, stays on your knee, and offers compression. Read More
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Support for MCL/LCL instabilities, hyperextension and general meniscus support. Read More
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Ideal for mild to moderate ACL, MCL and LCL instabilities. Read More
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Provides protection of the ACL for athletes who don’t want to lose speed by weighing themselves down with a heavy brace. Read More
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Finally, everyday support for minor ACL instabilities for non-contact sports!
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For moderate stability of ligament, meniscus injuries, sprains, and osteoarthritis Read More
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Designed for joint pain relief associated with patellofemoral malalignment Read More
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Cold therapy to the knee area for acute, chronic, or post-surgical applications Read More
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Non-motorized, gravity-fed system provides uninterrupted focal compression and cooling to minimize knee pain and swelling.
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Anatomic cuff design for complete coverage of the knee area Read More
PCL Knee Braces for PCL Injury
The PCL (posterior cruciate ligament) is a powerful ligament extending from the top-rear surface of the tibia (calf bone) to the bottom-front surface of the femur (thigh bone). The ligament prevents the knee joint from instability in the back of the joint. The PCL is usually injured by hyperextension (overextending the knee), or a direct blow to the flexed knee (such as from "dashboard knee" in a car accident). PCL tears are difficult to operate on due to the complexity of the surgery (the PCL is tucked behind other parts of the knee), and as a result treatment for PCL tears is controversial. Wearing a knee brace for PCL injury may help you avoid PCL tears. PCL knee braces can also protect your knee ligaments if you have already had a previous injury.
